The 2016 United States Senate election in Oregon was held November 8, 2016, to elect a member of the United States Senate to represent the State of Oregon, concurrently with the 2016 U.S. presidential election, as well as other elections to the United States Senate in other states and elections to the United States House of Representatives and various state and local elections.

Incumbent Democratic Senator Ron Wyden was re-elected to a fourth full term in office. This is the first senate election since 1998 in which Coos County has not supported him. This election also marks the most recent time any candidate from either major party swept all of Oregon's existing congressional districts in any statewide election.

Democratic Party primary Candidates Declared Kevin Stine, Medford City Councilor Paul Weaver, retired locomotive engineer Ron Wyden, incumbent U.S. Senator

Declined Peter DeFazio, U.S. Representative

Results

Results by county County Ron WydenDemocratic Paul WeaverDemocratic Kevin StineDemocratic Other votes Totalvotes % # % # % # % #Baker 78.42%1,2056.04% 7914.15%1851.38%181,307Benton 82.47%15,0952.74% 50214.57%2,6660.21%3918,302Clackamas 83.92%48,3553.27% 1,88412.25%7,0600.56%32557,624Clatsop 84.51%5,1733.84% 23511.29%6910.36%226,121Columbia 80.70%5,9715.95% 44012.75%9430.61%457,399Coos 77.80%6,2846.90% 55714.60%1,1790.71%578,077Crook 80.97%1,6137.28% 14510.79%2150.95%191,992Curry 80.17%2,4175.41% 16313.47%4060.96%293,015Deschutes 85.24%19,4892.92% 66811.42%2,6110.42%9622,864Douglas 77.40%8,1597.48% 78914.27%1,5040.85%9010,542Gilliam 84.31%1886.73% 156.73%152.24%5223Grant 77.46%5196.12% 4113.43%902.99%20670Harney 80.18%5427.25% 4910.65%721.92%13676Hood River 84.57%3,3763.18% 12712.05%4810.20%83,992Jackson 77.86%22,1523.34% 94918.35%5,2210.46%13028,452Jefferson 81.59%1,4186.33% 11011.34%1970.75%131,738Josephine 77.92%7,0654.73% 42916.37%1,4840.98%899,067Klamath 78.52%4,1795.73% 30514.60%7771.15%615,322Lake 76.74%4097.88% 4214.45%770.94%5533Lane 83.64%58,0573.31% 2,30012.70%8,8190.35%24169,417Lincoln 82.28%7,1444.60% 39912.73%1,1050.40%358,683Linn 78.20%9,4356.31% 76114.76%1,7810.74%8912,066Malheur 75.48%9488.20% 10314.81%1861.51%191,256Marion 81.20%27,4094.63% 1,56213.54%4,5690.64%21533,755Morrow 80.03%5418.28% 5610.80%730.89%6676Multnomah 85.30%148,9802.04% 3,55612.32%21,5100.35%603174,649Polk 81.64%8,1304.88% 48612.96%1,2910.52%529,959Sherman 74.41%125 10.12% 1711.91%203.57%6168Tillamook 83.24%3,4224.31% 17712.16%5000.29%124,111Umatilla 82.40%3,6565.12% 22711.97%5310.52%234,437Union 81.05%1,9725.67% 13812.50%3040.78%192,433Wallowa 86.25%7342.12% 1811.05%940.59%5851Wasco 81.63%2,5015.48% 16812.40%3800.49%153,064Washington 84.21%65,5653.06% 2,38512.43%9,6770.30%23277,859Wheeler 76.36%1264.85% 812.73%216.06%10165Yamhill 82.37%9,7293.86% 45613.14%1,5520.63%7411,811

Republican Party primary Candidates Declared

Mark Callahan, information technology consultant and perennial candidate Sam Carpenter, businessman and candidate for the U.S. Senate in 2014 Dan Laschober, business consultant Faye Stewart, Lane County Commissioner

Results

Independent Party primary Candidates Declared

Steven Reynolds, businessman, Progressive nominee for OR-01 in 2012 and Pacific Green nominee for OR-01 in 2014 Marvin Sandnes, businessman

Results

Working Families Party The Working Families Party of Oregon, which usually cross-endorses Democratic candidates, nominated their own candidate in protest of Sen. Ron Wyden's support of the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

Candidates Declared Shanti Lewallen, attorney, labor union activist, and longshoreman

Pacific Green Party and Oregon Progressive Party The Pacific Green Party and the Oregon Progressive Party cross-endorsed Eric Navickas, former member of the Ashland, Oregon City Council.

Candidates Declared Eric Navickas, former Ashland City Councilman

General election Predictions Source Ranking As of The Cook Political Report November 2, 2016 Sabato's Crystal Ball November 7, 2016 Rothenberg Political Report November 3, 2016 Daily Kos November 8, 2016 Real Clear Politics November 7, 2016

Polling Poll source Date(s)administered Samplesize Margin oferror RonWyden (D) MarkCallahan (R) Other UndecidedSurveyMonkeySurveyMonkey November 1–7, 2016 1,595 ± 4.6% 63% 32% — 5%SurveyMonkeySurveyMonkey October 31–November 6, 2016 1,483 ± 4.6% 64% 32% — 4%SurveyMonkeySurveyMonkey October 28–November 3, 2016 1,150 ± 4.6% 64% 32% — 4%SurveyMonkeySurveyMonkey October 27–November 2, 2016 934 ± 4.6% 64% 33% — 3%SurveyMonkeySurveyMonkey October 26–November 1, 2016 809 ± 4.6% 61% 34% — 5%SurveyMonkeySurveyMonkey October 25–31, 2016 743 ± 4.6% 62% 34% — 4%KATU-TV/SurveyUSAKATU-TV/SurveyUSA October 10–12, 2016 654 ± 3.9% 54% 32% 6% 9%Gravis Marketing (R-Breitbart)Gravis Marketing (R-Breitbart) October 4, 2016 1,248 ± 2.8% 52% 33% — 15%

Results

Results by county County Ron WydenDemocratic Mark CallahanRepublican Various candidates Margin Total votes cast # % # % # % # % Baker 3,348 38.6% 4,654 53.6% 677 7.9% -1,306 -15.0% 8,679 Benton 29,007 60.9% 12,998 27.3% 5,592 11.7% 16,009 33.6% 47,597 Clackamas 113,152 54.1% 78,099 37.3% 17,922 8.6% 35,053 16.8% 209,173 Clatsop 11,143 57.8% 6,201 32.2% 1,929 10.0% 4,942 25.6% 19,273 Columbia 13,064 50.0% 10,123 38.8% 2,922 11.2% 2,941 11.2% 26,109 Coos 13,468 43.8% 14,086 45.8% 3,205 10.3% -618 -2.0% 30,759 Crook 4,840 40.3% 6,254 52.1% 903 7.6% -1,414 -11.8% 11,997 Curry 5,395 43.9% 5,633 45.8% 1,269 10.3% -238 -1.9% 12,297 Deschutes 52,098 54.0% 36,041 37.4% 8,350 8.6% 16,057 16.6% 96,489 Douglas 19,832 37.8% 27,634 52.7% 4,938 9.4% -7,802 -14.9% 52,404 Gilliam 507 49.8% 442 43.4% 70 8.9% 65 6.4% 1,019 Grant 1,631 38.5% 2,277 53.7% 331 7.8% -646 -15.2% 4,239 Harney 1,540 39.3% 2,070 52.9% 304 7.8% -530 -13.6% 3,914 Hood River 6,967 64.9% 2,646 24.7% 1,116 10.3% 4,321 40.2% 10,729 Jackson 53,474 50.2% 42,336 39.8% 10,658 10.0% 11,138 10.4% 106,468 Jefferson 4,517 48.5% 3,967 42.6% 835 9.0% 550 5.9% 9,319 Josephine 18,463 42.4% 20,767 47.7% 4,280 9.9% -2,304 -5.3% 43,510 Klamath 12,342 41.1% 14,808 49.4% 2,849 9.8% -2,466 -8.3% 29,999 Lake 1,363 35.2% 2,227 57.6% 278 7.2% -864 -22.4% 3,868 Lane 110,836 59.2% 56,716 30.3% 19,744 10.6% 54,120 28.9% 187,296 Lincoln 14,512 58.2% 7,725 31.0% 2,688 10.8% 6,787 27.2% 24,925 Linn 23,908 41.8% 26,991 47.2% 6,247 11.0% -3,083 -5.4% 57,146 Malheur 3,082 30.3% 6,045 59.3% 1,061 10.4% -2,963 -29.0% 10,188 Marion 66,269 49.5% 55,351 41.4% 12,207 9.1% 10,918 8.1% 133,827 Morrow 1,719 41.7% 1,978 47.9% 430 10.5% -259 -6.2% 4,127 Multnomah 285,058 73.7% 56,395 14.6% 45,231 11.8% 228,663 59.1% 386,684 Polk 19,250 48.7% 16,693 42.2% 3,622 9.2% 2,557 6.5% 39,565 Sherman 440 44.0% 498 49.8% 61 6.1% -58 -5.8% 999 Tillamook 7,187 53.0% 5,100 37.6% 1,276 9.4% 2,087 15.4% 13,563 Umatilla 11,279 41.9% 12,899 47.9% 2,727 10.1% -1,620 -6.0% 26,905 Union 5,302 41.7% 6,372 50.1% 1,047 8.3% -1,070 -8.4% 12,721 Wallowa 1,767 41.0% 2,238 51.9% 303 7.0% -471 -10.9% 4,308 Wasco 6,512 55.5% 4,124 35.1% 1,104 8.5% 2,388 20.4% 11,740 Washington 158,685 60.5% 78,184 29.8% 25,374 9.6% 80,501 30.7% 262,243 Wheeler 355 44.2% 384 47.8% 64 8.0% -29 -3.6% 803 Yamhill 22,807 47.9% 20,150 42.3% 4,639 9.8% 2,657 5.6% 47,596Totals1,105,11956.6%651,10633.3%196,25310.1%454,01323.3%1,952,478 Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican Coos (largest city: Coos Bay)

Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic Deschutes (largest city: Bend) Jefferson (largest city: Madras)

By congressional district Wyden won all five congressional districts, including one that elected a Republican. District Wyden Callahan Representative 60% 31%Suzanne Bonamici 48% 43%Greg Walden 70% 19%Earl Blumenauer 52% 37%Peter DeFazio 53% 38%Kurt Schrader

References

External links Official campaign websites Mark Callahan for Senate (R) Shanti Lewallen for Senate (WFP) Eric Navickas for Senate (PGP/OPP) Ron Wyden for Senate (D)